Reassessing Pearl Harbor: Scapegoats, a False Hero and the Myth of Surprise Attack

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by James Johns


  Ultra

  United Mine Workers of America

  United Nations

  U.S. Army Forces, Far East

  U.S. First Provisional Marine Brigade

  United Steel Workers of America

  Universal Studios

  USS Upshur, destroyer

  USS U.S. Grant, transport

  Ushio, destroyer

  USS Utah, battleship

  Vacant Sea Order

  Van Mook, Herbertus

  Veracruz

  USS Vestal, repair ship

  Vidal, Gore

  Vladivostok

  Von Bock, Fedor

  Von Brauchitsch, Walter

  Von Leeb, Wilhelm

  Von Ribbentrop, Joachim

  Von Rundstedt, Gerd

  Wagner, Buzz

  Waianae Mountain Range

  Waikiki Beach

  Wainwright, Jonathan

  Wake Island

  Walker, John

  War Bond Program

  War Department

  War Plan Orange-3

  War Plans Division

  War Production Board

  war warnings

  USS Ward, destroyer

  Warm Springs

  Washington Naval Conference

  Washington Naval Treaty

  Washington Post

  Washington Times-Herald

  USS Wasp, carrier

  Wavell, Archibald

  Welch, George

  Welles, Sumner

  West Indies

  USS West Virginia, battleship

  Western Union

  Wheeler, Burton

  Wheeler Field

  Wheless, Hewitt

  White, William Allen

  Whiteman, George

  Whiteman Air Force Base

  Wigle, Daryl

  Wilkinson, Theodore

  Willke, Wendell

  Willow Run

  Wilson, Woodrow

  winds execute

  winds message

  Wolfpacks

  Wood, Robert E.

  Works Progress Administration

  World War I

  WPO-3

  Yamamoto, Isoroku

  Yangtze River

  Yarnell, Harry

  USS Yorktown, carrier

  Yoshikawa, Takeo

  Yoshizawa, Kenkichi

  Yugoslavia

  Zhukov, Georgy

  Zubko, Boris

  Zuikaku, carrier

 

 

 


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